Sentence examples for have prohibitions from inspiring English sources

But the practice goes on, often surreptitiously these days because about half of Africa's 53 nations already have prohibitions in place.

The irony is that many venture firms have prohibitions in their fund documents that don't allow them to invest directly in tokens or bitcoin, so many can't.

More than half of Arkansas's 75 counties are dry, meaning they have prohibitions on the sale of alcoholic drinks.

Fifteen states and the District of Columbia have prohibitions on acts such as blocking entrances to clinics, intimidating staff and patients and making excessive noise outside clinics.

Then the next radical special interest group is going to say, 'We need marriage, too!" He went on to note, "Polygamy is inevitable if same-sex marriage becomes the law of the land...we can no longer have prohibitions on incestuous marriage if they break the institution of natural marriage".

You see there were a lot of rich young men who had never really believed we would have prohibition, and they had not bought up anything at all.

"We do not have prohibition any longer and live in a free market society, so they should be allowed to sell beer and wine".

It appears to be the first major group to issue the ban (though I guess individual papers may have had prohibitions for some time).

California has prohibitions on discarding items including paint and paint thinner, engine oil, pesticides and antifreeze.

Many ancient cultures believed that names were sacred; some had prohibitions on when a person's name could be spoken.

In no time every state, except for Massachusetts, had prohibitions against such programs placed in their constitutions.